Sentence examples for continual press from inspiring English sources
And his enthusiasm for nationalisation and workers' co-operatives (plus his backing for Sinn Fein) attracted continual press venom.
It was continual pressure".
In the mid-1990s a group of researchers at the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center discovered that continual chest presses kept blood circulating in adult victims of cardiac arrest better than conventional CPR techniques.
Arriving via New York he was pleased to be reunited with his brother, Emil, whose acting career under the name of Ernest Cossart had taken him to Broadway; but Holst was dismayed by the continual attentions of press interviewers and photographers.
(In an e-mail, the contractor said that the brick press required continual adjustments and that he had replaced it with a commercial machine).
Rumsfeld continues to say publicly that whatever the military wants in Iraq, he will provide and yet there are continual reports from the press and Congressional members who have spoke to the military in Iraq that more troops and certain equipment are needed.
But its young men are in continual danger of being pressed into service -- not as soldiers (the loyalties of the Lumbees are too much in doubt for that) but as laborers on the earthworks at Fort Fisher, Wilmington's main point of defense against Yankee sea attack.
Our culture is incredibly aggressive towards the overweight, whether it's constantly parading (highly questionable) figures about how much they cost the NHS in the press, or the continual stream of Victorian-freak-show-esque weight-loss television shows.
The People's Republic of China receives continual coverage in the popular press of its emerging superpower status, and has been identified as a rising or emerging economic growth and military superpower by academics and other experts.
Moreover, early voting is a continual process.
